Placing an industrialised-type zone on a greenfield agricultural site over a period of 22 years - with an output of 89,000 tons or over 100 million litres of ethanol alcohol on our Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is going to result in environmental damage - we need a balance so that the tourist industry and other services who rely on a clean and sustainable environment, can also flourish. Please ensure that your responsibility is for all needs.
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Billie Jo Kesner
9 years ago
We can not undo what is done. Let's carefully consider then, what it is we do.
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Graham Nelson
9 years ago
This development would have a disastrous impact on the Bushmills area in terms of impacting upon its natural beauty and undermining its tourist appeal.
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Kathleen Hartshorne
9 years ago
My ancestoral home is right down the road from Bushmills. It is an area of stunning beauty and I dearly wish it to be preserved.
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S Daly
9 years ago
It's unfortunate that the natural environment and its wildlife has to be pushed aside for the King of whiskey ....
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Margaret madden
9 years ago
Please save our coast
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Colin McPherson
9 years ago
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I am concerned about proposed expansion of this plant as outlined. My concerns are based on environmental impact and negative impact on an area of outstanding natural beauty ...both factors are higely influential to the main sources of income for many people and families....tourism.
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Ian Millar
9 years ago
Beauty before business thank you.
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Deni Webb
9 years ago
PROTECTION of our Heritage Lands is crucial...
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Paul Kelly
9 years ago
the natural environment is far more important than whiskey and greed
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Davyd Farrell
9 years ago
I am big fan of Bushmills but not at the expense of our beautiful countryside and coastline
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Sally Portman
9 years ago
Do not please ruin our beautiful green areas
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Carmel
9 years ago
That land is our heritage and beautiful please don't ruin it
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Emma Quinn
9 years ago
There's lots of unused industrialised space in the neighbouring towns that could be used for maturation and storage, it doesn't need to be in Bushmills!
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Emma Quinn
9 years ago
There's lots of unused industrialised space in the neighbouring towns that the distillery could use for maturation and storage. It doesn't need to be in Bushmills!
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Deborah Ninness
9 years ago
I may live at the Bottom Edge of the Pond....but I have holidayed in your beautiful country.. both North and South. The mere thought of developers getting their grubby hands on this beautifully pristine countryside is criminal.. Please keep it as is for prosperity..and future generations..Regards Deborah
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linda craig
9 years ago
stop the expansion
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Olive Brady Jezierski
9 years ago
Nature needs to be nurtured now. Start to give back, don't take more away from the creatures and vegetation that thrive in these areas.
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Carmel Diviney
9 years ago
If they do this they will destroy outstanding and pristine coastal beauty that can never be replaced. If they dont move this proposed site to an industrial area then its Boycott Bushmills!
Placing an industrialised-type zone on a greenfield agricultural site over a period of 22 years - with an output of 89,000 tons or over 100 million litres of ethanol alcohol on our Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is going to result in environmental damage - we need a balance so that the tourist industry and other services who rely on a clean and sustainable environment, can also flourish. Please ensure that your responsibility is for all needs.
We can not undo what is done. Let's carefully consider then, what it is we do.
This development would have a disastrous impact on the Bushmills area in terms of impacting upon its natural beauty and undermining its tourist appeal.
My ancestoral home is right down the road from Bushmills. It is an area of stunning beauty and I dearly wish it to be preserved.
It's unfortunate that the natural environment and its wildlife has to be pushed aside for the King of whiskey ....
Please save our coast
I am concerned about proposed expansion of this plant as outlined. My concerns are based on environmental impact and negative impact on an area of outstanding natural beauty ...both factors are higely influential to the main sources of income for many people and families....tourism.
Beauty before business thank you.
PROTECTION of our Heritage Lands is crucial...
the natural environment is far more important than whiskey and greed
I am big fan of Bushmills but not at the expense of our beautiful countryside and coastline
Do not please ruin our beautiful green areas
That land is our heritage and beautiful please don't ruin it
There's lots of unused industrialised space in the neighbouring towns that could be used for maturation and storage, it doesn't need to be in Bushmills!
There's lots of unused industrialised space in the neighbouring towns that the distillery could use for maturation and storage. It doesn't need to be in Bushmills!
I may live at the Bottom Edge of the Pond....but I have holidayed in your beautiful country.. both North and South. The mere thought of developers getting their grubby hands on this beautifully pristine countryside is criminal.. Please keep it as is for prosperity..and future generations..Regards Deborah .
stop the expansion
Nature needs to be nurtured now. Start to give back, don't take more away from the creatures and vegetation that thrive in these areas.
If they do this they will destroy outstanding and pristine coastal beauty that can never be replaced. If they dont move this proposed site to an industrial area then its Boycott Bushmills!
keep our countryside free of industrial buildings